The partnership is now available to Regence members in Pierce County, Wash., with plans to expand to more counties throughout the state later this year, according to a July 13 news release.
Benefits for qualifying members include 24-hour physician coverage with remote monitoring, physician visits and up to 30 days of additional support after patients’ medical issues have resolved, the payer stated.
Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based health system AdventHealth also partnered with DispatchHealth in May, while Humana announced its partnership with the at-home provider in February.
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